The return of the town’s Community Fair next month will be the best ever according to the event organisers, the Rotary Club of Scarborough Cavaliers.
It will take place on Saturday, August 14 from 10.00am along Westborough with over 40 local charitable and voluntary organisations taking tables.
Club President, Richard Creasey said :
“We are delighted to be able to bring the Fair back to Westborough and very pleased that as well as our regular stallholders we have managed to attract new organisations too.”
“We feel that this year’s Fair will give local charities and voluntary organisations a great opportunity to relaunch themselves after the challenges of the pandemic, but we will of course be operating the event following the latest Government advice on Covid-19 health and safety guidance,”
Welcome newcomers for 2021 will be Scarborough Mates, Scarborough Trefoil Guild, Parkinsons Scarborough Branch, the Wave Project North Yorkshire and Stephen Joseph Theatre.
Organisations who have not yet signed up for the event can still do so by emailing Scarborough.Cavaliers@gmail.com
This year the Rotary Club are also looking to build on the success of previous years, thanks to the support of the Yorkshire Coast BID by providing street entertainment as an added bonus for shoppers.
The Jelly Roll Jazz band will be playing between 11.00am to 1.00pm at the junction of Aberdeen Walk and Westborough.
The Mayor, Councillor Eric Broadbent has been invited to officially open the Fair, together with judging the “best dressed stall”, which gives the stallholders the opportunity to be creative and inventive with their table displays.
It's expected that a number of stallholders will create special attractions to entice visitors to their stalls including terrific tombolas, riotous raffles, colourful cakes and marvellous marmalades.
Several stallholders are also planning to appear in themed fancy dress to add to the entertainment and the spectacle.
The Harbour Bar’s traditional mobile ice cream van will be on hand to cool customers, if the sunny weather continues into mid-August.
This is the Coast have taken a stand this year and will broadcast live from the Fair and carry out on the spot interviews with stall holders and shoppers alike.
The Rotary Club will itself have a stall selling plants and other items to raise funds for its chosen local causes and promote its Rotary 100 events.
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